🛠️ What Have You Done To Your LC250 Today?
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- Jul 7, 2025
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What is this arm rest? I’m curious, my elbow is more curious
I went with the cheapest option I could find. Shockingly it’s very comfortable. Got mine off aliexpress for $12 but Amazon has the same one. Used a utility knife to remove those useless pockets and covered up the stitchings with the patches.
I ripped off the front 1/4 panel and the left rear wheel well plastic bouncing around the bush on my ranch. Not pleased. The plastic LC is more junky than I hoped for. ON THE OTHER HAND the transmission and power train did NOT fail on me and I didn't have to walk home. So I found the toughness there but the plastic does not survive bush work.
Had my 6 month service done & brake parts to fix the squeal ordered today.
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Mods on the cheap
I just recently picked up this 1958
Added GX550 take offs
265/70R18 Falken AT3WA takeoffs
TRD Center Caps
Amazon Faux Carbon Fender Flares
Grand total spent $1080
Not too bad
I just recently picked up this 1958
Added GX550 take offs
265/70R18 Falken AT3WA takeoffs
TRD Center Caps
Amazon Faux Carbon Fender Flares
Grand total spent $1080
Not too bad
Welcome to the Jungle!
Link to the flares?
?Does it look like AI? But yeah, i did color-grade the second photo.
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Are you storing it just in the cargo area?Just acquired this Little bad boy (impact wrench kit) to my recovery set. It’s tiny, light weight, but powerful like giant. Now another little weight added up to my gears
- Jul 7, 2025
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It has some indicators, but mostly looks authentic. That might have been it though. I see Plomor on so much computer generated crap it never hurts to ask.
Super lightweight…without battery, it’s about 2.2 lbs! With battery I guess it around 3 lbs
Even it is super light, but I don’t carry it in town…only for my off-road trip
Super convenient for tire rotation myself at home garage and all other stuffs
I've been looking at the Milwaukee Fuel tools, I currently have DeWalt 20v and have many, many bucks tied up in them. Please let me know your honest opinion of it as I use my tools hard and often....... LOLJust acquired this Little bad boy (impact wrench kit) to my recovery set. It’s tiny, light weight, but powerful like giant
